NCache: Highly Scalable Distributed Cache for .NET
A high performance caching library for Python written in Rust
Async caching framework for Rust with Tower middleware, stale-while-revalidate, dogpile prevention, and pluggable backends (Moka, Redis, FeOxDB)
Elara DB is an easy to use, lightweight persistent key-value store that can also be used as a fast in-memory cache. Manipulate data structures in-memory, encrypt database files and export data. 🎯
Fast(est), sharded Go cache with lock-free reads, self-adaptive SieveTinyLFU, batched async writes and HTTP middleware.
A High Performance, Generic, thread-safe, zero-dependency, key-value, in-memory cache
An in-memory cache with expiration and eviction policies.
TCP in-memory data structure store
Implementation of PSR-6 & PSR-16 for Null & In-memory cache for PHP ^7.3 & ^8.0
A simple in-memory caching solution for Node.js, with a flexible design where you can define your own cache policies.
High-performance cache for Go (in-memory/Redis/any storage), optimized for maximum throughput, with every known trick done right. Easy to use, yet configurable.
High-performance in-memory cache for Go with TTL, distributed invalidation, and zero dependencies.
A lightweight Swift library for caching Identifiable values with optional expiry, supporting both in-memory and file-backed storage.
A CRUD users REST API using Python3 Flask and FastAPI
dalahash is an in-memory data store (redis/memcached partial compatibility) built for high-throughput, low-latency serving on Linux using io_uring.
Easy ASGI/FastAPI endpoint rate limiter integration as middleware with Redis caching.
A thread-safe, network-accessible LRU cache server written in Go.
A tiny, zero-dependency, generic, sharded in-memory cache for Go with TTL and LRU eviction
Node.js caching library with TTL expiration, LRU eviction, optional Redis integration, and a simple TCP server.
Coroutine-friendly Kotlin in-memory cache with TTL expiry, bounded capacity, periodic cleanup, and eviction callbacks.
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